Crepe paper vines

Lately it feels like balloons have made a comeback. Like, they were very cool when I was six and everyone got to bring a latex balloon home from a birthday party. After a long hiatus, it seems like…

Vines made from roll of crepe paper with machine stitch up the middle. Looks like seaweed too.

Here is Part 2, rose flower making without glue gun and with supplies available at homeDo share your views on how the flower, Climber looks...Also let us kn...

Don’t you just love garlands?!? They make any space pop; however, if you use real greenery, the life of your garland is short lived and if you buy faux then be prepared to spend more money than what it would have cost you to buy real greenery and make it yourself. ORRRR… you could make paper greenery for a fraction of the cost AND it will last forever! Black thumb people unite! This was my first time using floral crepe paper, and I am totally impressed with how real my greenery looks. My…

Crêpe paper vines without any craft wire. Watch making video on YouTube

Our Little Shark Turns 3! When it came time to choose a theme for C’s third birthday, it was obvious — ocean! C is fascinated with sharks, tropical fish, whales, coral reefs, sea stars, dolph…

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Plastic and paper tablecloths cut into long strips.

This is the vine I am going to attach the tissue paper grapes to. I used green tissue and crepe papers, cut into rough leaf shapes and stapled in groups of 5 to mesh ribbon. The mesh ribbon was saved from a flower arrangement and the green curling ribbon was left over from Christmas. Very cheap, yet very effective.

For the Lion King Baby Shower I decided to lean more towards the Hakuna Matata part of the movie and go jungle = Jungle Vines were needed! ...

Jungle vines, I created these using different green crepe paper in thick and thin strips, the vines were done using brown packaging paper that I cut into strips and scrunched up a bit. I then stuck different leaves on the vines and across the top of the curtain pole.

For Drew's Safari party, I wanted to make vines to decorate the house and yard. It was the perfect way to transform our suburban home into a jungle. These were super easy and cheap to make and had a huge effect! I went to the dollar store and picked up a few rolls of craft paper and some plastic plants. Once I got them home, I cut each roll into thirds so that I could get more vines out of each roll. This was perhaps the hardest part because the rolls are rather long. Once I had all my…